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How do I claim my AHA eCard?
TLDR: eCards can be claimed via email, text or the AHA website. AHA Cards are issued after completion of the course material and hands-on skills. For in person courses, this means the end of your scheduled class. For virtual courses, this means the completion of your online course…
How Do I Perform CPR on a Pregnant Person?
Cardiac arrest during pregnancy is rare. However, with quick response and proper training, survival rates for both the mother and fetus are encouraging.
What CPR class should I register for as a Coach?
When volunteering to coach a youth sport you may be asked to become CPR and first aid certified. As an American Heart Association training center, Code One offers these courses along with many others. The course you would be looking to register for is called Heartsaver & Skills Session, which includes First Aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)/ automated external defibrillator (AED) training.
How do I position my hands for CPR?
Performing Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) can be an intimidating experience. Not only can we possibly save a life, the act of CPR itself can be a bit strenuous. With such an important activity, many people don’t realize the importance of their own comfort in creating success. One of the…
What’s the fastest way to get BLS, ACLS, and PALS certificates?
Spring is one of our busiest seasons at Code One as medical students, residents, and fellows prepare for their programs. Many healthcare providers are required to obtain the trifecta of American Heart Association certificates for credentialing with their hospitals and programs. With limited schedules and high-demand for these…
How Long Can I Wait After I Do The Online AHA Training To Do The Skills Testing?
Here at Code One Training Solutions, we understand that your time is valuable. Sometimes life gets in the way and we aren’t able to finish everything as quickly as we would like to, and that is okay! Once you open your online AHA Heartcode course, you will have…
Why don’t we give breaths in CPR anymore?
In a time when everything has become so very complicated a simple activity can help save lives. It is easy to learn. It does not require fancy or expensive equipment. Anyone can learn to do it. What is this rewarding experience? It is Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation, also known as CPR.